We'll be publishing those in between Part Two and the third prong of our ranking extravaganza, The RPS 100: Reader Edition, which will go live next week. We also wanted to make this year's RPS 100 a bigger and more exciting 'event' in our editorial calendar, so in addition to publishing both halves of the list this week, we'll be following up the reveal of Part Two with even more articles and features centred around our top ten. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. We'll be sticking with this method going forward, so hopefully future iterations will avoid such wild fluctuations. This gave us a much more varied list than we had last year, and is probably also why some games have seen some quite large jumps up and down the rankings. To make sure The RPS 100 is as accurate and representative of the current team as possible, we changed how we did the voting for this year's list, with each member of staff submitting their top 25 favourite games, rather than just a top ten like previous years. Once again, we're splitting the list in two articles this year, so come on in and find out what's made the cut in Part One below. Rather, this is a ranking that reflects who we are as a team - our own personal Bestest Bests, so to speak, and the games that are nearest and dearest to our collective hivemind hearts. Like previous years, this isn't a list of the definitive best PC games of all time, nor is it about what's considered the most important or influential. Welcome to the 2023 edition of The RPS 100, our annual celebration of our favourite PC games of all time.
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